Sentence examples for population dispersal from inspiring English sources
Population dispersal thus becomes a grave threat in horticultural regions.
A major challenge in managing natural populations in ecosystems is understanding and predicting the complexity and consequences of population dispersal.
We consider four cases, consisting of all combinations of local and global interactions for both population dispersal and habitat dynamics.
What Bacon did not predict was the long, bitter period of economic decline, population dispersal, and racial confrontation that Philadelphia was about to enter.
Because of its pattern of population dispersal, Queensland is the only Australian state with a clearly defined set of major provincial cities; this is reinforced by Brisbane's peripheral location in the southeastern corner of the state.
Toponymy can uncover important historical information about a place, such as the period of time the original language of the inhabitants lasted, settlement history, and population dispersal.
This time interval includes the oldest known archaeological sites in the Mariana Islands, directly relevant for understanding the context of ancient Austronesian population dispersals in the larger western Pacific region.
We finally investigated the mode in which the different population dispersals out of Africa occurred to colonize Eurasia, by relaxing the assumption of single major dispersal event followed by the Eurasian split (Figure 4A).
The worldwide pattern of variation at NAT2 individual SNPs and haplotypes is barely compatible with molecular radiation after population dispersals out of Africa, because it would require later abundant gene flow back into Africa.
This increase in humidity may have opened up ecological corridors, connecting North and Sub-Saharan Africa and allowing population dispersals between the two regions.
Although larval dispersal is crucial for the persistence of most marine populations, dispersal connectivity between sites is rarely considered in designing marine protected area networks.
